These one-percenters
deserve exactly who's coming for them.
show art by priya huq
After a fateful meeting abroad, the enigmatic Count of Monte Cristo arrives in Paris. Mysterious and tragic happenings quickly follow - threatening the Parisian upper class in unimaginable ways. As star-crossed lovers, scheming sycophants, and ambitious criminals strive for what they think they deserve, questions arise about Paris’ new, fabulously wealthy resident. Not just about why the Count of Monte Cristo has come to Paris, but about the secrets that lurk behind his inscrutable facade.
Directed by Chloe Wilson and adapted from Alexandre Dumas’ literary classic, The Count of Monte Cristo’s epic tale of revenge is retold as a fiction podcast with a focus on its one-percenters, scheming social climbers, and the redemptive power of hope.
2024 Women
in Podcasting
Nominee
cast
​The Count of Monte Cristo / Edmond Dantès
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Abbé Faria
Albert de Morcerf
Andrea Cavalcanti
Baron Danglars
Barrois
Beauchamp
Bertuccio
Caderousse
Château-Renaud
Eugénie Danglars
Fernand de Morcerf
Franz d'Epinay
Haydée
Julie Morrel
Lucien Debray
Luigi Vampa
Madame Danglars
Madame de Villefort
Maximilian Morrel
Mercédès
Peppino
Pierre Morrel
Valentine de Villefort
Villefort
Keith Klein
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D.E. Moore
Mauricio Rivero Borrell
Chris Wells
Colin Wyatt
James Brautigam
Dinesh Alvis
Philip Emeott
Marcus Jahn
Isabel Kruse
David Magadan
Jack Douglas
Alison Wien
Shawn Gray
Louis DiPilla
Akil Wingate
Additional Voices
Brandon Laurence, Dorienne Dreadful, Doug Bartling Jr. (The VO Quadfather), Jeremy Cohen, Josh Putnam, Rich Greene, Sierra Doss, Steven Varnum, Thomas Daniels
crew
Production Coordination by​
Editing by
Sound Design by
Original Theme Composition and Production by
Guitar Performance, Additional Production and Mixing by
Viola Performance by
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Show Art by
Show Photography by
Will Oncheso​
Shawn Gray
Rob Gal
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Drew Nichols
Jakob Reinhardt
Molly Goldman
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Priya Huq
Deborah Moscoso
"The Count of Monte Cristo" was recorded at Mansion Studios in Brooklyn, New York..
photos by deborah moscoso